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Iran war will end "whenever I want it to end," Trump says as cost tops $47 billion

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The Iran war looms over the midterm elections as costs mount and gas prices squeeze voters' wallets. CBS News' Weijia Jiang has more on this, plus Lana Zak reports on races in Iowa.

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